According to our source, this previously happened for all the Eastern European countries and Latin American countries shortly before their announcement as new markets on the iTunes Store. With Wall Street reacting somewhat unenthusiastic towards Apple even after the iOS 6 keynote, it is clear the pressure is on Apple to maintain its historical growth which is no mean feat given the size Apple is already at. Opening up iTunes in key Asian markets as well as the huge Indian market and smaller developing Asian markets gives Apple a tremendous head start over the competition, as well as potentially disrupting the local music stores since in many of these countries consumers were still stuck in the old model of buying an entire CD album.